SuperGibaLogan
needing help converting godot 4.1 code to godot 4.2
im working on a game on godot and im using a tutorial to code it
however, one of the code in the tutorial im using only works in godot 4.1, im using godot 4.2
so can anyone reply me the godot 4.2 version of this code? this is the code:
extends Resource
@export var scatter_targets: Array[Node2D]
@export var at_home_targets: Array[Node2D]
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